Roll all three dice onto a surface so the results can be viewed by all.
Announce that there is X number of polar bears and X number of ice holes present.
Secret key: the centre dot on the top side of any one or more of the dice is an ice hole (found on 1, 3 and 5 only) and all other dots (on top) are polar bears, eg a 5 features 1 ice hole and 4 polar bears.
Roll all three dice for multiple rounds and continue to report on the changing number of polar bears and ice holes that appear.
Challenge your group to accurately count the number of polar bears and ice holes in each round.
Gradually provide more obvious clues with each successive roll until everyone can ‘see’ the polar bears and ice holes represented by the dice.
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Phil, a 6 on the die means just 6 x polar bears (no ice holes.) As described in the instructions, only odd numbers (1, 3 & 5) feature an ice hole because there is a dot smack in the middle of the die’s top face. Make sense?
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I wasn’t sure what to do with 6. Are the two dots in the middle ice holes or polar bears?
Phil, a 6 on the die means just 6 x polar bears (no ice holes.) As described in the instructions, only odd numbers (1, 3 & 5) feature an ice hole because there is a dot smack in the middle of the die’s top face. Make sense?